Sentence examples for permanent disadvantage from inspiring English sources
It puts the home cook, whose oven typically reaches 550 degrees, at a permanent disadvantage.
The subsequent appearance of the P-51 Mustang in large numbers put the Fw 190 at a permanent disadvantage.
At the same time, European rivals have gotten a jump on consolidation, raising the possibility that Britain may find itself at a permanent disadvantage.
At the same time, rivals elsewhere in Europe have gotten a jump on consolidation, raising the possibility that Britain may find itself at a permanent disadvantage as media companies increasingly look to mergers to bolster their bottom lines.
Samantha never felt "fabulous" enough to be part of a gay family — the music she had mistaken for cool, like AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, had put her at a permanent disadvantage.
While the analysis showed charter schools lagging somewhat behind traditional schools in reading and math, it did not contain any explanation of the structural inequities between the two that leave charter schools at a permanent disadvantage.
Nevertheless, besides these results, a majority of these affected patients considered that the benefits outweigh this kind of transient or permanent disadvantages, and consider that they would accepted an implant surgery again even if they knew about the present complication.
To consider any other less permanent disadvantages in life the respondents may experience, such as lack of time or facilities, we asked whether they had been able to exercise outdoors as much as they had wished (constraints) in the previous 12 months.
This has pushed them into a deflationary tailspin and put them at a substantial – and potentially permanent – competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis creditor countries.
Republicans understood then that they were facing a long-term, if not permanent, numerical disadvantage, and in response they set out to game the system.
Nothing is stable, surprise is constant, and all defenders work at a permanent, structural disadvantage compared to the attackers.
